❓ The Premier was asked about contact between his office and Crosby/Textor Research. The Premier stated there was no contact related to government business, excluding administrative or social contact.
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Could the Premier advise if the Premier, or any staff member or placement within the Premier's Offices, has had any contact or meetings with representatives of registered lobbyist Crosby/Textor Research, since 1 July 2012 and, if yes: (a) what were the dates of the contact(s) or meeting(s); (b) what was the name of the client being represented during the contact; (c) what was the nature or subject of discussion during the contact(s) or meeting(s); (d) were other people present during the contact(s) or meeting(s); and (e) what were the names of the people present?
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Answered
6 August 2013
Responded by
Hon C.J. Barnett
Response time
48 days
Between 1 July 2012 and 19 June 2013 the Premier and his current Ministerial staff have had had no contact or meetings with representatives of Crosby/Textor Research that related to government business. The Premier and his Ministerial staff may have had contact with representatives of Crosby/Textor Research for administrative purposes only or may have had incidental or irregular social contact in which case this is not included in the response.
(a) - (e) Not applicable.
(a) - (e) Not applicable.
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